It’s really very simple – blog smart.
Employee_Blogging.pdf (application/pdf Object)
The New York Times: TOM ZELLER Jr.
Citing an example of a Technorati employee who posted to his private blog. The employee was simply asked by his manager whether he thought the post was appropriate. Raises questions about where the personal starts and where does work finish, particularly as it was a satirical piece. The article [...]
Bounded entities – those discrete organisations that have artificial communication walls – are a thing of the past when employees begin to blog. Employee blogs alter internal boundaries and utilise the power of individual social networks. They are a force of mobilisation of action across functional and geographic lines.
Worth noting that PR is a function [...]
Link to Policies compared: Today’s corporate blogging rules
Groundswell (Incorporating Charlene Li’s Blog): Blogging policy examples: “One thing that I discuss in my report on corporate blogging is the need for policies, one for a company to provide guidelines to its employee bloggers, and the other for the blogger – a “code of ethics” to build trust with readers. Please keep in mind [...]
eclecticism » Blog Archive » Of blogging and unemployment: ““Good. That means that as it’s your site on your own server, you have the right to say anything you want. Unfortunately, Microsoft has the right to decide that because of what you said, you’re no longer welcome on the Microsoft campus.””
